The common alchemist (Alchemilla vulgaris) has found its application as a medicinal plant thanks to its many properties. Mugwort is recommended especially in the case of female ailments. Its cultivation is not difficult. Check the price of the common algae and what are the contraindications to its use.

The moth( Alchemia vulgaris ) was known already in the Middle Ages. It was believed to be a magical plant and was used in various rituals. The common algae is also called the starfish, the returner, the lion's paw, and the gentleman.

Mugwort is a medicinal plant that grows in natural conditions almost all over Europe.

The common algae is a small plant that forms small clumps. It has large branched rhizomes. The common algae usually grows on wet areas, forests, roadside ditches or meadows. It occurs in natural conditions in Europe. It blooms from May to September.

Its flowers are small, gathered in bunches, yellow-green in color. The plant reaches 10 to even 50 cm in height. Its leaves form a circular shape with a wavy edge. They are covered with delicate hairs. The fruit of the algae is achenes.

The herbaceous plant is a common plant growing in almost the entire territory of Poland. Its cultivation is not demanding. It grows best in a sunny or semi-shaded position. He likes fertile, slightly humus soil. It reproduces most often by seeds. It is a frost-resistant plant, so it does not need to be specially protected against the cold.

Mugwort - healing properties

Mugwort, thanks to its tannins, has anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and diuretic properties. Also includes:

  • flavonoids
  • phytosterols
  • saponins
  • resins
  • bitterness
  • lutein
  • ellagic acid
  • silica
  • gallic acid
  • quinic acid
  • coumaric acid
  • ubiquinone
  • tannic acid
  • It is also a source of vitamins, especially vitamin C and minerals

Prevents hemorrhages, has a positive effect on the digestive system, muscles and skin.

Apart from the common trefoil in Polandthere is also a glossy, alpine and soft algae. However, they do not have healing properties.

Mugwort - application

The restorer can be used both internally and externally:

  • external use: skin compresses, sitz baths, rinses, sausages, therapeutic baths
  • internal use: infusions, teas, juices, tinctures

Mugwort on stomach

The algae infusion has a positive effect on the digestive system. They stimulate the work of gastric juices, reduce fermentation in the intestines, accelerate the metabolism and stimulate the appetite.

It also improves the absorption of food.

It also supports ailments such as diarrhea, flatulence, hyperacidity and gastritis.

Common algae for female ailments

The common moth is also recommended for women. It helps to regulate the menstrual cycle. It soothes persistent menstrual cramps and reduces heavy bleeding. It strengthens the uterine ligaments, thus preventing miscarriages. Mugwort also alleviates the symptoms of menopause.

The algae in the form of sockets is used in the case of vaginal discharge, itching of the vulva and vaginal inflammation.

Mugwort - effect on muscles

Mugwort stimulates the work of the muscles, therefore its use is especially recommended for people who have problems with urinary incontinence. It is also used for hernias and muscle damage. The algae also strengthens the heart muscle.

Mugwort and the oral cavity

Mugwort herb soothes inflammation in the mouth. Accelerates the healing of the gums after tooth extraction. In addition, it speeds up the treatment of laryngitis and has a soothing effect.

Mugwort - effect on the skin

Alumni has a soothing effect in conjunctivitis or irritation of the skin around the eyes. Therefore, it is recommended to wash the irritated areas with algae infusion with the addition of chamomile.

Washing scars with the help of the restorer causes them to regenerate faster. In addition, the alchemist improves the elasticity of the skin. It can also help get rid of discoloration.

You can wash oily and acne-prone skin with the algae tincture. It can also be used against herpes and ulcers.

Mugwort tea - tea from moth

A heaped spoonful of herbs should be poured into a cup and poured over with boiling water. Then set aside, covered, for approx. 10-15 minutes. to brew. After this time, the infusion should be strained to be ready for consumption.

Infusion within case of stomach problems, you can drink up to three times a day for half a glass. During pregnancy, it is recommended to drink 2-3 glasses of algae daily.

Mugwort - tincture of Mugwort

Pour a glass of herbs with 500 ml of vodka and set aside for about two weeks. After this time, the tincture should be filtered and poured into smaller bottles.

Moss - price

You can buy herbal tea both as a dried herb and as an additive to some cosmetics. The cream with the content of algae costs about PLN 35 per 50 g. The price of dried leaves ranges from PLN 6-15 per 50 g.

Mugwort - contraindications

It should not be used alone during pregnancy or during lactation. It is best to consult your doctor before taking it.

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